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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalRyan Fernandes hails from the beautiful coastal city of Mangalore, Karnataka. He is currently working as an Associate Professor in the department of surgery in a reputed Medical College in Mangalore. He is a full-time surgeon by profession, a part time writer, a self-proclaimed cricket expert and a lazy blogger. He is a voracious reader and with a keen interest in writing which took a back seat while he was completing his studies. His debut novel Our Imperfect Story, inspired from various real-life incidents narrated to him by his friends as well as events he came across a medical sRead More...
Ryan Fernandes hails from the beautiful coastal city of Mangalore, Karnataka. He is currently working as an Associate Professor in the department of surgery in a reputed Medical College in Mangalore. He is a full-time surgeon by profession, a part time writer, a self-proclaimed cricket expert and a lazy blogger.
He is a voracious reader and with a keen interest in writing which took a back seat while he was completing his studies. His debut novel Our Imperfect Story, inspired from various real-life incidents narrated to him by his friends as well as events he came across a medical student was self-published on Amazon in October 2019.
Rhea Sharma is a surgeon based in Mumbai and is known for her hard work, arrogance, and high standards. She works at WHITE ARC, one of the largest corporate hospitals in the country. She is very focused on her job and expects the same level of dedication from those around her.
Rhea's strong desire to excel and be the best leads her to participate in dubious activities. As a result, she is forced to take a sabbatical from her well-paying jo
Rhea Sharma is a surgeon based in Mumbai and is known for her hard work, arrogance, and high standards. She works at WHITE ARC, one of the largest corporate hospitals in the country. She is very focused on her job and expects the same level of dedication from those around her.
Rhea's strong desire to excel and be the best leads her to participate in dubious activities. As a result, she is forced to take a sabbatical from her well-paying job at the hospital. She lands in Tashkar, a remote village in Leh Ladakh. While there, she experiences both the beauty of Leh Ladakh and the harsh realities of everyday life. She makes new friends, confronts corrupt ministers, discovers ice stupas, and has life-changing experiences.
What makes Rhea leave her corporate hospital job?
What adventures does she have in Tashkar?
What is an Ice Stupa?
What impact does all of this have on her life?
To answer all these questions, join the ride as Rhea discovers the true meaning of life.
College friendships feel unbreakable — until life intervenes.
Our Imperfect Story follows four medical and engineering students navigating hostel life, late-night conversations, shared dreams, and the quiet emotional baggage they carry into adulthood. At the centre is a friendship tested by grief, unspoken trauma, and choices that change relationships forever.
As careers take shape and responsibilities mount, old bonds are f
College friendships feel unbreakable — until life intervenes.
Our Imperfect Story follows four medical and engineering students navigating hostel life, late-night conversations, shared dreams, and the quiet emotional baggage they carry into adulthood. At the centre is a friendship tested by grief, unspoken trauma, and choices that change relationships forever.
As careers take shape and responsibilities mount, old bonds are forced to confront uncomfortable truths — about loyalty, love, guilt, and forgiveness. When a medical emergency brings everything to a head, the group must decide what still matters, and what can no longer be repaired.
This is not a dramatic love story or a glossy campus novel.
It is a story about people trying — and often failing — to be better to each other.
If you enjoy:
· Campus friendships with emotional depth
· Indian contemporary fiction rooted in realism
· Stories about flawed people and imperfect choices
…this book will stay with you long after the last page.
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